Milliman Seattle

[Interesting Post]

Originally Posted by Win Forever!

Hey! What a great question!

Here's what I would do young padawan. I'd join the Seattle Actuarial Club and make sure to attend the next luncheon they have.

While I was there, I'd go meet actuaries like crazy. Including the bunch of actuaries from Milliman!

Yessir! Go to that lunch and chat up the fellers and ladies.

Then get out there and start winning forever as you always compete to earn every single thing ever!

Wooo HOOOO!!!!

Repeat after me: "I'm in Pete. I'm INNNNNN!!!"

Priceless.

[jojo8]

I received a reply last week from the Seattle office after emailing the contact I found on the jobs page...

hahaha

[kyotousa]

If I use the SOA directory...who should I send the mail to?

Just some random consultant? Or the senior/director type of person?

[Ionic Order]

Originally Posted by Texas_Acty

If you get past the phone interview towards a possible on-site interview with Milliman-Seattle, and you are traveling "long distance", be prepared to pony up half of your travel expenses... Twelve years ago, living in the mid-west at the time, I was asked to "go halves on" the expenses for an on-site interview. After I suggested that it was customary for the interviewing firm to absorb such expenses, particularly for an experienced ASA/EA, the interviewer (an equity partner) said "We'll be in touch". I never heard from them again.

Ha that's funny! I have a friend from the East Coast who interviewed with Milliman in Seattle and didn't have to pay a penny for his travels, staying at a hotel downtown, a few blocks away from their office.

[Bühlmann]

Originally Posted by HiLine

Ha that's funny! I have a friend from the East Coast who interviewed with Milliman in Seattle and didn't have to pay a penny for his travels, staying at a hotel downtown, a few blocks away from their office.

Yeah, you should never judge a company based on something that happened 12 years ago.

[abt5]

Originally Posted by Bühlmann

Yeah, you should never judge a company based on something that happened 12 years ago.

I interviewed not long ago with them. They paid for everything